Safety First!

Injury Rates

Risk of injury is an inherent part of every sporting activity. Although the risk can never be completely eliminated, by taking responsibility and following posted rules, participants and parents can minimize the potential for injury.

Safety is our top priority and we've worked hard to ensure that all equipment, rules, and safety procedures are designed to make our facilities as safe as possible. Our highly trained staff members monitor the floor at all times to ensure participants have a safe and enjoyable experience.

Safety Rules

Steps have been taken to comply with the standards established by the American Society for Testing and Materials (“ASTM”) Section F24 Standards committee: As set forth on its website, ASTM is a not-for-profit organization that provides a forum for the development and publication of international voluntary consensus standards for materials, products, systems and services. Our park has been developed with the trampoline safety standards in mind. See url for details regarding the standards developed: http://www.astm.org/committee/f24.htm

Assumption of Risk. The risk of injury from the activities on trampolines is significant, including the potential for permanent paralysis and death, and while particular rules, equipment, and personal discipline may reduce this risk, the risk of serious injury does exist. As participation in trampoline activities can be a dangerous recreational activity and involves a level of risk that each participant must evaluate on their own, by using this facility, you are assuming a risk of serious injury or death.

WARNING!!! Catastrophic injury, paralysis or even death may result from failing to follow the rules established by the park, some of which are set forth below and due to inherent risks, sometimes even if all rules are followed.

Liability Waiver. By using the equipment and property at this facility, all guests are bound by the liability waiver and release set forth in the terms of the Agreement that must be executed upon admittance to this facility. Those under the age of 18 must have the Agreement completed and signed by their parent or legal guardian before their flight takes off.

Alcohol, tobacco, and drug use of any kind are not permitted. Consumption may impair a jumper’s coordination and overall perception, thus increasing potential injury.

The Park

Flight Crew - Our flight crew moves throughout our park to monitor compliance with park rules. They are present to assist with safe jumping practices, and injury assistance if needed.

Items - We are not responsible for any lost, stolen or damaged personal property brought into or stored on the premises.

Springs - An effort has been made to cover all springs between our trampoline beds to help avoid jumpers falling on, through, or in between the springs and steel framing.

Equipment - We have full time staff that regularly maintains our equipment and performs daily inspections in an effort to identify and replace worn down parts.

Padded Posts - Steps have been taken to secure pads to all metal posts in the jumping arenas to help protect jumpers from injury.

Strategic Netting - Where appropriate, netting is in place in an effort to help contain jumpers on the trampoline.

Foam Pits - Our pits are engineered with waterfall trampolines to assist with a clear pathway to the foam below. Foam is circulated and cleaned before opening.

Flight/Gripper socks - Skywalk grip sock are required for all flyers. These are available for purchase at $3/pair. They give the jumper a little more traction on our trampolines!

Safety Signage - is placed throughout our parks and our flight crew will gladly remind you of these rules should you happen to “forget” while you’re having fun.

Summer KidJump - When school is out for the summer and SkyWalk is packed during our Open Jump times, we reserve 10am-11am M-F for children 6 and under and their parents. They are the only ones allowed in the trampoline park for this time slot. This allows for a safer jumping environment for our little ones. *Please note this is subject to change at anytime without notice.

Flight Time

WARNING: FAILING TO ABIDE BY THE RULES BELOW AND POSTED AT THE PARK MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY, PARALYSIS OR DEATH.

Do not attempt somersaults - Landing on the head or neck may cause serious injury, paralysis or death, even when landing in the middle of the mat.

Do not double bounce –which is described as attempting to propel someone higher by timing a jump as another lands on the trampoline. This may also occur when jumping on a trampoline pad with others in close proximity, so you should avoid simultaneously jumping with others close by. It is especially dangerous for larger people to double bounce smaller people.

Do not sit or lie on the court. If you are tired and need to rest, you must exit the court.

THE LIST ABOVE IS NOT ALL-INCLUSIVE AND WE CANNOT LIST ALL OF THE ACTIVITIES THAT MAY LEAD TO INJURY. PLEASE CONSULT A PHYSICIAN PRIOR TO JUMPING REGARDING ALL MEDICAL CONDITIONS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO; ASTHMA, DIABETES, PREGNANCY, ETC.

Backyard Trampolines vs. Trampoline Parks

There are frequent misconceptions when it comes to the dangers of jumping on trampolines. The major reason for trampoline injuries are typically associated with backyard trampolines. Forget everything that you have heard about the danger....and allow us to inform you of some incredible information! The table below highlights the facts about backyard trampolines vs. trampoline park safety!